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Palm
Beach
Post,
Friday,
Nov.
13,
19685
7:30
PM
DEATH
VALLEY
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Proposed
Legislation
Prepared
To
Reduce
Death
Toll
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REX
NEWMAN
Tallahassee
Bureau
TALLAHASSEE
(
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Two
Palm
Beach
County
area
state
representatives
are
preparing
measures
for
the
19
legislature
aimed
at
helping
to
solve
the
State
Road
SO
Rep.
Jack
Poorbaugh,
R-Boynton
Beach,
is
preparing
a
measure
that
would
automatically
lift
for
a
period
of
30
days
the
driver's
license
of
any
person
convicted
of
driving
more
than
25
miles
an
hour
above
the
speed
limit.
FRIDAY
WIGHT
ON
7:00
PM
fic
count
on
a
road,
without
consideration
of
the
hazardous
condition
of
the
road.
This
formula
has
prevented
the
state
from
releasing
state
and
federal
funds
to
four-lane
SR
80
because
its
traffic
count
does
not
come
up
to
standards.
The
county's
share
of
secondary
road
funds
is
not
sufficient
to
undertake
the
expensive
four-laning
project.
James
said
Rep.
Ralph
Turlington,
D-Ciainesville.
past
speaker
and
presently
chairman
of
the
Appropriations
Committee,
indicated
during
the
18
constitutional
revision
session
he
could
back
James'
proposal
if
it
were
in
statutory
language.
James
tried
to
get
the
hazardous
provision
written
into
the
new
constitution,
but
too
much
opposition
for
placing
it
in
the
constitution
killed
it.
However,
as
a
statute
it
will
receive
much
wider
support,
James
said.
Poorbaugh,
who
tried
a
similar
measure
during
his
first
term
in
the
House
in
17,
said
such
a
measure
had
proved
effective
in
Connecticut
in
reducing
traffic
fatalities.
"Speed
is
the
biggest
killer
on
Florida
Highways
and
this
is
designed
to
cut
down
on
that
number
one
killer,"
he
said.
Tackling
the
SR
80
problem
from
another
angle
is
Rep.
William
James,
R-Delray
Beach,
who
announced
Thursday
that
he
is
preparing
a
measure
to
alter
the
formula
for
qualifying
state
roads
for
federal
participating
funds
in
Florida.
James
would
add
to
the
formula
a
criterion
which
would
allow
the
hazardous
nature
of
a
road
to
be
taken
into
account
as
well
as
traffic
count
when
consideration
for
state
and
federal
funds
are
made.
Presently
the
rigid
formula
allows
the
Florida
Road
Department
to
consider
only
traf
ik
it
1c
Poorbaugh,
James
Assigned
Key
Posts
ana,
..
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"TON
OF
TIN"
AN
AGING
MARSHAL
STUBBORNLY
RESISTS
SUGGESTIONS
THAT
HE
WEAR
SPECTACLES.
ROBERT
TAYLOR
HOSTS.
JAMES
WEST
SEEKS
TO
FIND
A
MISSING
RUBY
FOR
AN
EGYPTIAN
PRINCESS.
ROBERT
CONRAD
AND
ROSS
MARTIN
CO-STAR.
CINDY
HUNTER
IS
FEATURED.
WTVJ
and
Senate
delegation
which
represents
Palm
Beach
County.
He
would
succeed
Rep.
Robert
DeYoung,
who
was
defeated
by
Sen.
Jerry
Thomas,
D-Lake
Park,
when
DeYoung
gave
up
his
House
seat
to
run
lor
the
Senate.
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Two
south
Palm
Beach
County
Republican
state
representatives
have
been
given
key
committee
appointments.
Both
are
entering
their
second
terms
in
the
House.
Rep.
Jack
Poorbaugh.
R
Boynton
Beach,
will
serve
on
three
committees,
including
the
Finance
and
Taxation
Committee,
which
is
headed
bv
Rep.
James
Sweeney,
D-Ueland,
and
the
State
Government
Reorganiation
and
Efficiency
Committee,
led
by
Rep.
Richard
Pittigrew,
I)
Miami.
Rep.
William
James,
R
Del-ray
Beach,
has
been
named
vice
i
hairmanof
the
House
Ad-ministration
Committee,
which
is
headed
by
Leu
Brantley,
I.)
Jacksonville.
The
government
reorganiza-tion
committee
will
be
charged
with
recommending
to
the
legislature
means
to
implement
the
new
Constitution,
which
requires
reducing
more
than
Kill
governmental
agencies
to
not
more
than
2't.
The
new
Constitution,
to
be
effective
Jan.
7,
slates
that
there
shall
be
no
more
than
25
slate
agencies
which
are
to
be
responsible
to
either
the
full
Cabinet
or
some
combination
ol
the
six
Cabinet
posts
and
I
he
governor.
Pom
baugh's
other
committee
assignment
is
retirement
and
personnel.
James
was
one
of
only
a
handful
of
Republicans
named
to
vice
chairmanships
in
the
House
by
Democratic
Speaker
Cieil
Schult..
Schultz
named
veteran
Rep.
John
Savage,
of
Pinellas
County,
as
the
only
Republican
to
receive
a
chairmanship.
Rep.
Don
Reed,
R
Boca
Raton,
House
minority
leader,
was
named
vice
chairman
of
the
Appropriations
Committee.
Other
committees
for
James
are
Commerce
and
Election.
.lames
also
is
in
line
for
the
chairmanship
ot
the
House
State
School
Study
Asked
By
Friday
State
Sen.
Elmer
0.
Friday,
D-Fort
Myers,
who
won
his
bid
lor
re-election
last
week,
proposed
a
reevaluatioti
of
the
school
system
before
a
group
of
his
Palm
Beach
County
supporters
at
the
Marina
Inn
i
formerly
the
(ieorge
Washington
Hotel
)
Thursday.
"We
can't
put
our
heads
in
the
sand.
We
must
reevaluate
our
school
system
and
make
adjustments
which
are
necessary,"
Friday
said.
Friday
also
emphasized
the
need
to
reorganize
stale
agencies
under
25
operating
heads,
probably
in
a
special
session
of
I
he
legislature,
expected
to
be
called
in
January.
The
senator,
chairman
ot
the
Senate
Rules
Committee,
said
"compaction
at
the
top
level"
would
minimize
"buck-passing,"
and
explained
that
the
reorganization
is
in
line
wilh
provisions
in
the
new
state
Constitution
providing
for
the
streamlining
of
slate
agencies.
Friday
predicted
partisanship
in
the
new
Legislature,
but
he
added,
"I
hope
and
pray
that
partisanship
will
not
be
the
issue."
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